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Ian Allan 1st 1983
4to, glazed pictorial boards, v v sl brning to btm front edge of bds o/w VG++ 430 gms
(Order reference 10173).£7.00 -
Ten Speed Press 1973
small 4to pb 127pp, min bmps + min crsing + wr to edges of sl grubby cvrs o/w VG+ 285 gms
(Order reference 10180).£8.00 -
Automobile Association no date
8vo, yellow cloth cvred bds, bds sl grubby o/w VG++ 220 gms
(Order reference 10290).£7.50 -
Ward Lock 1st 1973
landscape fmt 8vo, browning to inside d/w at edges o/w VG++/VG++ 275 gms
(Order reference 10448).£5.00 -
Blandford Press 1st 1983
4to, tape repairs to inside of d/w + tiny area of delamination at hd of d/w spine o/w VG++/VG+ 660 gms
(Order reference 10484).£10.50 -
Budding Books 1998
8vo, glazed pictorial boards in a similar d/w M/VG++ 805 gms
(Order reference 10490).£10.00 -
David & Charles rep 1974
8vo, v v min bmps to bds, v min crsing to d/w edges o/w VG++/VG++. With colour frontispiece 48 photographs and 28 drawings. 335 gms
(Order reference 10759A).£7.50 -
Robert Wilson 1976
landscape format 8vo stapled softback 48pp F 105 gms
(Order reference 10825).£7.50 -
Frederick Warne 1st 1974
landscape fmt 8vo, gold titling to fr bd + sp, wr + sl crsing to d/w o/w VG++/VG+ 390 gms
(Order reference 10888).£14.50 -
Gresham Publishing 1925
4to, no d/w, gold titling to spine, blind stamped title to fr bd, sl abrasion to 1/2 title p o/w VG+ 1385 gms
(Order reference 10954).£12.00 -
Motor-in-Mann Publications 1st 1980
4to 8pp, 4 postcards per page plus extra information about each vessel illustrated. Also, laid in, are 2 souvenir menus to mark the last sailing season of the SS Manxman, one for lunch and one for tea. Slight dulling to edges of covers o/w VG++. 170 gms
(Order reference 11003)£8.00 -
Palmer & Turner 3rd edn 1981
4to pb 112pp, v v min wr to edges of cvrs o/w VG++ 490 gms
(Order reference 11077A).£8.00 -
HMSO 1st 1980
square format 4to, glazed pictorial boards F 320 gms
(Order reference 11335).£5.00 -
Harper Collins 1st 2000
8vo F/F 685 gms
(Order reference 11559).£8.00 -
Ian Allan 1st 1993
4to, small impact dent to top edge of fr bd, v v min crsing to d/w edges o/w VG++/VG++ 500 gms
(Order reference 11743).£6.00 -
Patrick Stephens 1st 1987
8vo pb 168pp, v v min wr to edges of cvrs o/w F 255 gms
(Order reference 11749A).£5.00 -
Fraser Stewart Books rep 1994
sm 4to, pict bds in sim d/w F/VG++ 712 gms
(Order reference 1189).£6.00 -
Dalesman Books 3rd edn 1973
8vo pb 96pp, wr, rbs + sl crsing to cvrs o/w VG+ 165 gms
(Order reference 12137A).£2.00 -
Ian Allen 1970
4to, glazed pict bds VG 382 gms
(Order reference 1220).£3.50 -
Charles Griffin 17th edn 1919
8vo, sl wr to bds, fep mssg o/w VG+
(Order reference 12267)£5.00 -
Hugh Evelyn 1st 1973
4to, ex lib, min bmps to bd edges, min wr + sl crsing to d/w o/w VG/VG 505 gms
(Order reference 12298).£4.50 -
Nautical Publishing Co. 4th edn 1979
large 8vo, red boards with gold titling to spine. Very, very minor wear to d/w edges + very, very minor scratch + 1 tiny chip to d/w. Area of abrasion to front free endpaper. A4 leaflet 'Inland Waterways of France' by E E Benest 1978 edn laid in. 545 gms
(Order reference 12304)This book has become the standard guide to the waterways of France. It gives practical pilotage advice on height and depth limitations, locks, distances and geographical notes for each French waterway. This new edition contains details of the latest facilities available to those wishing to use this system of waterways for pleasure cruising, or to take boats from the English channel down to the Mediterranean. Apart from route details, introductory chapters give helpful advice on planning a cruising holiday, local sailing procedure and boat handling. Philip Bristow has written several cruising guides on the subjects of Continental waterways and coastal sailing. His appreciation of the subject stems from a career in the Royal Navy and the ownership of several yachts.
£10.00 -
Navigator Publishing 1st 1970
large 8vo, very minor creasing to edges of d/w o/w VG++/VG++ 635 gms
(Order reference 12305)This book has become the standard guide to the waterways of France. It gives practical pilotage advice on height and depth limitations, locks, distances and geographical notes for each French waterway. This new edition contains details of the latest facilities available to those wishing to use this system of waterways for pleasure cruising, or to take boats from the English channel down to the Mediterranean. Apart from route details, introductory chapters give helpful advice on planning a cruising holiday, local sailing procedure and boat handling. Philip Bristow has written several cruising guides on the subjects of Continental waterways and coastal sailing. His appreciation of the subject stems from a career in the Royal Navy and the ownership of several yachts.
£20.00 -
Budding Books 1998
large 8vo, glazed pictorial boards F+ 795 gms
(Order reference 12346).£7.00 -
London Transport Executive 1978
4to stapled sftbk 44pp, v min wr to edges of cvrs, crse to fr cvr o/w VG++ 225 gms
(Order reference 12352).£8.00 -
London Transport Executive 1981
4to stapled sftbk 48pp, v v min wr/crsing to edges of cvrs o/w VG+ 235 gms
(Order reference 12354).£8.00 -
London Transport Executive 1975
4to stapled sftbk 39pp, v v min wr to edges of cvrs o/w VG++ 220 gms
(Order reference 12355).£8.00 -
Senior Publications 1st 1997
4to pb 96pp F+ 445 gms
(Order reference 12402).£12.00 -
David St John Thomas/David Charles
VG++/VG++ 896 gms
(Order reference 1242).£8.00 -
The London Midland and Scottish Railway 1st 1946
4to, cloth cvred bds with red titling to fr bd + spine + gold 'badge' to fr bd. Sl damage to surface of cvrs, wr, chps + small pces mssg from d/w o/w VG+/VG 555 gms
(Order reference 12513).£10.00 -
Bloomsbury 1st 1989
8vo, v v min wrinkling to d/w edges o/w F+/VG++ 530 gms
(Order reference 12602A).£6.50 -
J C Hempel's Foundation 1965
4to, blue plastic cvred boards with raised gold titling to fr bd VG++ 520 gms
(Order reference 12605)£9.50 -
Ian Allen 2nd enlarged edn 1969
d/w in clear protective film, v sl brning to top of pp, sl mrk to fep o/w VG+/VG+ 630 gms
(Order reference 1292).£6.50 -
Studio Editions 1993 large 4to, blue bds with gold titling to spine, btm edge of pages sl grubby, sl curling to d/w edges o/w VG++/VG++ 3485gms
(Order reference 12934).£15.00 -
Frederick Warne & Co. 1961
landscape fmt 4to, min bmps to bds, sl wr + sunning to bds, gift inscr + small mrk to fep, wr, crsing + chps + small pces mssg from d/w o/w VG/G+. Scarce. 555 gms
(Order reference 12989).£18.00 -
Hamlyn revised edn 1976
4to, 591pp, rewd clth cvred bds with gold titling to spine + gold train image to fr bd, bds sl sunned at top & bottom edges. Fep + 1/2 title page trimmed at top r h cnr, sl wr to d/w edges, d/w price-clipped. VG+/VG+ 1390 gms
(Order reference 13117).£8.00 -
Rainhill Civic Society (to mark the 150th anniversary of the Rainhill Trials) 1979
4to stapled sftbk 39pp VG++ 120 gms
(Order reference 13144).£6.00 -
Frederick Warne & Co. 1973
16mo, blue bds, v min dulling to d/w, v feint spotting to inside d/w o/w VG+/VG+. Describes 158 aircraft with 278 illustrations. 260 gms
(Order reference 13147).£4.00 -
J M Pearson 4th edn 1991
landsc fmt stapled 8vo sftbk 64pp F 140 gms
(Order reference 13193).£12.00 -
Ian Allen no date (1960s?)
4to, glazed pictorial boards, pencil gift inscr to fep, min bmps + wr o/w VG+ 430 gms
(Order reference 13373).£2.00 -
Tiger Books International 1994
large 4to, glazed pictorial boards in a similar d/w, v v min marking to endpapers + pastedowns, stain to inside d/w + short closed tear o/w VG++/VG+ 1000 gms
(Order reference 13400A).£4.50 -
Tramway Museum Society 1970
8vo stapled sftbk 40pp, v v min stain to inside fr cvr o/w VG++ 70 gms
(Order reference 13403).£1.50 -
Oxford Illustrated Press 1st 1979
4to, glazed pictorial boards VG++ 415 gms
(Order reference 13490).£5.50 -
Macdonald 3rd imp 1960
4to, blue bds with gold titling to spine + blind stamped titling to front bd, slight wear, trs + small pce mssg from d/w, neat gift inscr to fep o/w VG++/VG 590 gms
(Order reference 13497).£5.00 -
T Nelson and Sons 1885
8vo, gold stamped titling + gold + coloured decoration to spine, gold + black titling to fr bd + gold stamped decoration. Book sl cocked left to right, wr + bmps to edges, spine slightly sunned o/w VG. Scarce. 'A true story of shipwreck, adventure and suffering.' With forty illustrations.555 gms
(Order reference 13681)£50.00 -
Cassell, Petter & Galpin 4th edn
8vo, blue bds with stamped gold + black decoration + gold titling to fr bd + spine, all edges gilt, wr to corners + head and tail of spine o/w VG+ 520 gms
(Order reference 13693).£45.00 -
Ford Motor Co. 1959
8vo stapled sftback 28pp, cvrs v slightly grubby o/w VG++ 70 gms
(Order reference 13806).£5.00 -
Ford Motor Co. July 1960
8vo stapled sftback 22pp, cvrs v sl grubby o/w VG++ 60 gms
(Order reference 13807).£5.00 -
Ford Motor Co. Nov 1969
landascape fmt 8vo stapled sftback 60pp with foldout lubrication and maintenance chart. Inside of cvrs v sl grubby, sl dmge to foldout chart o/w VG++ 130 gms
(Order reference 13808).£5.00 -
Alan Sutton 1st 1995
4to, black cloth cvred bds, d/w price-clipped o/w F+/F 1315 gms
(Order reference 13919).£65.00 -
David & Charles 1969
facsimile reproduction of the first major catalogue of seconhand railway books - small 8vo, 2 tiny trs to edges of d/w, d/w spine sl sunned o/w F/VG++ 1981 Guide to Steam Trains in the British Isles laid in. 225 gms
(Order reference 14003).£8.00 -
David & Charles 2nd imp 1979
8vo, glazed pictorial boards VG++ 420 gms
(Order reference 14156).£5.00 -
Ian Allan new revised edn 1968
8vo VG++/VG+ 330 gms
(Order reference 14157).£15.00 -
Bloomsbury Books new edn 1988
small 8vo, glazed pictorial bds. F 240 gms
(Order reference 14210).£2.50 -
Claremont Books 1996
small 8vo, glazed pictorial bds. F 215 gms
(Order reference 14211).£2.50 -
Railway World 1947
4to stapled sftbk 16pp, cvrs sl grubby, some dogearing + sl creasing, sl splitting to spine o/w VG 55 gms
(Order reference 14318).£3.00 -
Railway World 1950
4to stapled sftbk 24pp, cvrs sl grubby, sl dogearing, sl splitting to spine o/w VG+ 65 gms
(Order reference 14319).£3.00 -
Railway World 1947
4to stapled sftbk 16pp, cvrs v sl grubby with v sl crsing + dogearing, sl splitting to spine o/w VG+ 50 gms
(Order reference 14321).£3.00 -
James Munro nd (1966?)
small 8vo, min bumps + wr to sl grubby bds o/w VG 150 gms
(Order reference 14331).£4.00 -
Laurence King/London Transport Museum 1st 2001
4to, black bds with gold titling to spine F+/F+ 1460 gms
(Order reference 14391).£20.00 -
Neil Richardson 1981
4to stapled softback unpaginated, cvrs v v sl grubby o/w VG+ 60 gms
(Order reference 14513).£5.00 -
Guild 1989
VG++/VG++ 870 gms
(Order reference 1479).£5.00 -
Bradford Barton 1st 1981
8vo paperback 112pp, v v min wear + v v slight dulling to cvrs o/w VG++. Signed copy. 180 gms
(Order reference 14835).
The author started work for the L.M.S.R. in 1932, initially as a mason working on one of the viaducts near the high summit of the Settle & Carlisle. This was followed by a period as a ganger, also based on Garsdale - otherwise Hawes Junction. From this, he progressed to the ranks of the local goods guards, ranging not only over the S. & C. itself between Carlisle and Hellifield, but also over the L. & Y. route from the latter as far as Salford and beyond, and out to Carnforth and Barrow. A transfer as porter/signalman at Bolton Abbey for a spell was followed by promotion to signalman at a number of boxes in the area from Skipton to Ribblehead and on the `Old Road' from Settle Junction through to Clapham and Lancaster. On relief work, he saw duty at almost every box within these limits and this highly personal account of his two decades `on and off the locker' are recorded here in his own homespun style. In all, before retirement, he saw more than thirty years service on and around the Settle & Carlisle, from steam right through to the days of the diesels. In that time he became a well-known local character - not only as a railwayman but also as a poacher of some quite considerable repute. He now lives at Green Close near Clapham alongside the track-bed of the former Ingleton branch, in a house he built himself on the site of former railway cottages. In these pages, alas, space does not permit inclusion of any of the tales of his poaching days and ways, or of the wildlife of the Dales he loves so well . . .£45.00 -
Transport Bookman Publications 1st 1972
4to, maroon bds with gold titling to spine, slight sunning +
min wr + chps to price-clipped d/w o/w VG++/VG+ 1070 gms
(Order reference 14867).
For too long many people have failed to accord to The Daimler Company the credit which is warranted in view of its significant and unique contribution to the automobile industry and indeed to the British way of life.
From tenuous beginnings, the concern grew to attain a position of pre-eminence and unequalled esteem. From the time motoring began Daimler became in this country the `royal car'. Almost invariably at State and other important events through successive reigns, Daimler cars have been much in evidence — their dignity contributing to the occasion.
This work modestly seeks to give the Daimler car its rightful place in the history and tradition of British luxury cars.
The Daimler Tradition is all about superlatives in the realm of automobile engineering, coach-building and performance and about distinguished personages in whose lives the Daimler car played an intimate part.
The Daimler Tradition is a living tradition: after more than 75 years, Daimler cars are still in production and the history of the marque is still in the making.£20.00 -
Tempus 1st 2003
8vo pb 128pp VG++ 295 gms
(Order reference 15122)A history of the myriad of pleasure steamers that once served the Lancashire Coast
£4.50 -
Light Railway Transport League 1949-1954
8vo. Editions bound together in maroon boards with gold titling to spine VG++ 790 gms.
(Order reference 15152)
Contains Vol 12 Nos 135, 136, 138, 141 Vol 13 Nos 149, 151,153 Vol 14 Nos 159, 160, 164, 166 Vol 15 Nos 169, 170 Vol 16 Nos 181, 185, 186, 188, 190, 191 Vol 17 Nos 194, 195, 198, 199, 202£75.00 -
Hercules Publishing 1st 1995
4to, blue boards with gold titling to front board + spine, slight spotting to inside d/w. Signed by author in printed cartouche to title page verso. Limited edition - No. 307 of 2000. F/VG++ 635 gms
(Order reference 15155)£40.00 -
East Anglian Traction Engine Club/Fairground Society no date (pre 1972)
16mo, red card covers with gold titling to front cover, very minor wear to edges of covers, minor damage to top of spine o/w VG+ 55 gms
(Order reference 15227)£18.00 -
The History Press 2011
4to paperback 224pp VG++ 570 gms
(Order reference 15245)In the 1950s Merseyside was a Mecca for steam enthusiasts; over 400 locomotives were allocated to the seven depots that serviced Liverpool and Birkenhead. This book covers the last twenty years of steam in Merseyside, when the area was the centre of commercial and maritime business. For the enthusiast, these sheds were places of magic, where giants of steam could be viewed at close range; for those who worked there, the experience was somewhat different as poor equipment and long shifts were commonplace. Shed Side on Merseyside provides a fascinating portrait of the daily operations of the freight and passenger trains of the region during the final years of Britain s steam era. First-hand accounts from staff including diary entries provide an insight into this period and contemporary photographs and drawings evoke the grimy, metal-clattering, smoke-filled industry, forever etched in our industrial heritage. Kenn Pearce spent his youth in Liverpool and nearby Widnes, where a gift of an Observer s Book of Locomotives aroused untapped interest in British Railways in the late 1950s. Together with like-minded schoolmates, he explored the grimy, sulphurous but enchanting steam sheds that serviced locomotives in and around Merseyside. Now resident in South Australia, he has forged a career in journalism and had a family. Throughout his interest in railways and in particular steam has been a continuing theme.
£10.00 -
Colourpoint 1st 2001
4to paperback 160pp F 470 gms
(Order reference 15301)In 1960 there were 115 British registered ships with berths for 50 or more passengers, by 1980 only 13. Traces the demise and the modest revival of the British fleet between 1960 and 2000. At the time of writing there were 16 ocean going British passenger ships.
£12.50 -
Foulis/Haynes reprint 1988
square format 4to, glazed pictorial boards in a similar wrapper. Very, very slight bump to top corner of front board o/w VG++/VG++ 810 gmsAn affectionate celebration of the familiar, much-loved motor car. More than 450 pictures, many in colour, showing the Beetle as art object, toy, record-setting vehicle, as racing car, film star and workhorse.
£12.00 -
Light Railway Transport League 1949-1954
8vo. Editions bound together in maroon boards with gold titling to spine VG++. Contains Vol 12 Nos 135, 136, 138, 141 Vol 13 Nos 149, 151,153 Vol 14 Nos 159, 160, 164, 166 Vol 15 Nos 169, 170 Vol 16 Nos 181, 185, 186, 188, 190, 191 Vol 17 Nos 194, 195, 198, 199, 202. 790 gms
(Order reference 15358)£75.00 -
Blandford Press 2nd impression 1966
8vo, no d/w. Gold titling to spine VG++ 350 gms
(Order reference 15360)£5.00 -
Aurum 2010
8vo, red boards with gold titling to spine F+ 385 gms
(Order reference 15371)When the Golden Age of Steam is mentioned, one train leaps to mind above all others the Flying Scotsman, Nigel Gresley's elegant masterpiece of a locomotive, which broke the world speed record in 1934 and has enthralled millions with its beauty and power. Uniquely, its postwar career has been even more varied and exciting than the early triumphs. The twists and turns of the tale are detailed here nearly abandoned on a tour of the United States after the money ran out, owned briefly and unsuccessfully by pop mogul Pete Waterman, and put up for sale yet again when the company that owned her went bankrupt in 2003. A massive public campaign saved her, and she is due to steam again in late 2007, after being restored at the National Railway Museum in York. Now, with the aid of numerous interviews with those involved with the Scotsman over the years, the story of the train and all who have owned and worked on it is brought alive.
£4.00 -
Shire Publications 1st 1973
small 8vo paperback 56 pages. Gift inscription to inside front cover o/w VG++ 60 gms
(Order reference 15373)£5.00 -
Shire Publications 1st 1981
8vo stapled booklet 32 pages. Slight wear + creasing to covers o/w VG+ 80 gms
(Order reference 15396)£2.00 -
Bracken Books 1989
4to, black cloth-covered boards with gold titling to spine. Slight wrinkling to top edge of d/w o/w VG++/VG++ 745 gms
(Order reference 15576)This book has a wealth of description and colour and black & white photographs and copies of transport ephemera, tickets, posters, match boxes, tins, timetables and book covers.
£3.00 -
Peter Watts 1984
landscape format small 4to paperback, unpaginated (48 pages) VG++ 160 gms
(Order reference 15577)Illustrated with b/w and some colour photographs. Covers some of the variety of motive power to be seen in the area, including diesels, electrics etc, some on the now closed lines such as the Woodhead Route.
£4.00 -
Bronross 1979
8vo landscape format paperback unpaginated (32 pages). Very, very minor wear to edges of covers o/w VG+ 75 gms
(Order reference 15578)£4.00 -
Atlantic Transport 1st 1990
square format 8vo paperback 60 pages. Minor bumps & wear to edges of covers, small printed name & address sticker to inside front cover o/w VG+ 205 gms
(Order reference 15580)Contents: Authors' Indroduction / The surviving 2-4-0s and 0-4-2s / Introduction to and Summary of the 4-4-0 Types / The Midland/LMS Compounds / The LNWR 'Precursors' and 'Georges' / Robinson's Great Central Contribution / Great Eastern Survivors / The 'Scottish School' - NBR Style / Gresley's 'Shires' and 'Hunts' / The Great Western 'Bulldogs' / The South Eastern & Chatham Legacy / Bibliography.
£4.00 -
Projects Publications 1991
8vo paperback unpaginated. Very, very slight wear to edges of covers o/w VG++ 225 gms
(Order reference 15586)£5.00 -
Projects Publications 1989
8vo paperback 75 pages VG++ 225 gms
(Order reference 15587)£5.00 -
D Bradford Barton 1974
square format 4to, black boards with gold titling to spine, short tear to front bottom corner of d/w o/w VG++/VG+ 540 gms
(Order reference 15589)£8.50 -
David & Charles 1st 1980
4to, glazed illustrated boards F 470 gms
(Order reference 15590)Surveys in words and photographs about 40 contrasting branches still open to traffic (at time of publication) with a description of a journey on each branch and a summary of operating methods,traffic patterns and timetable statistics.
£5.00 -
Blandford Press 1983
4to, green boards with gold titling to spine. Very minor creasing to top rear edge of d/w o/w F/VG++ 810 gms
(Order reference 15592)This album provides a unique colour record of 71 photographs and Ordnance Survey Maps, which the author (who was a Conservative MP and railway enthusiast) has used to illustrate the changing pattern of the British railway systems throughout the years. The book is not just about locomotives and rolling stock, it also describes the way in which railways grew and, in many cases, then faded away.
£5.00 -
Countryside Books 1st 1988
4to, glazed pictorial boards in a similar d/w F++/F 500 gms
(Order reference 15594)Explains the history of Kent's lost lines, the reasons for their construction and for their closure. 112 pages. Illustrated throughout with b/w photographs, plus an overall map of Kent's railways.
£7.50 -
Alan Sutton reprint 1995
4to, glazed pictorial boards in a similar d/w F++/F+ 600 gms
(Order reference 15595)A vivid portrayal in words and pictures of the railways and locomotives of England during the 1930's for each of the four pre-Nationalization regions presenting a day-to-day view of the railways as it worked more than 60 years ago.
£5.00 -
Guild 1988
square format 4to. Black boards with gold titling to spine F/VG++ 860 gms
(Order reference 15605)MP and steam train enthusiast revisits the locations of his photographic journey during the last days of regular steam train service in the UK, and reflects on things now past.
£3.00 -
Collins no date
small 8vo. Green cloth-covered boards with black image of train and black titling. Tanning to endpapers, split to hinge o/w VG+ 225 gms
(Order reference 15620)£5.50 -
Snowdon Mountain Railway Ltd. 3rd edn 1977
8vo stapled booklet 16 pages. Very minor wear to edges of covers o/w VG+ 40 gms
(Order reference 15663)£1.50 -
Oakwood Press no date (1968)
A5 stapled booklet 24 pages in card covers. Slight marking to covers, crease to rear cover + name to inside front cover o/w VG+ 55 gms
(Order reference 15696)£3.00 -
Osprey 1st 1986
4to, orange boards with silver titling to spine, slight creasing, wrinkling + wear to d/w o/w VG+/VG+ 980 gms
(Order reference 15709)£6.00 -
Alan Sutton 1st 1994
4to, glazed pictorial boards in a similar wrapper. Very, very minor crease to rear of d/w o/w F/F 580 gms
(Order reference 15726)£7.50 -
Shire Publications 1st 1985
A5 stapled softback 32 pages VG++ 75 gms
(Order reference 15731)£4.00 -
Ian Allen 2nd edn 1977
v min wr to bds, d/w sl dulled with min crsing o/w VG+/VG+
580 gms
(Order reference 2250).
Principles of Transport, now established as the successor book to Elements of Transport, was first published in 1973 and covers the fundamental principles and practices of movement by land, water and air. I t is essential reading for students preparing for the examinations of the Chartered Institute of Transport and Institute of Traffic Administration and also for those attending transport courses organised by universities and other educational establishments. Whilst the book is designed to cover the entire syllabus of the subject 'Transport' in the Intermediate examination of the Chartered Institute of Transport, it also has relevance to 'Control and Organisation of Transport' which is a part of the Final examination of the same Institute.The policy of illustrating theory by reference to actual practices has proved popular and has been retained. This approach, however, together with legislation, at least in Great Britain, enacted since 1973 has necessitated a substantial revision of the text, hence this second edition. Although the legal aspects of the subject relate to British law, transport as a science knows no political boundaries and the examples and illustrations are drawn from sources which are worldwide. Principles of Transport, therefore, whilst written primarily for educational purposes, will also have interest for the general reader.
£10.00 -
Wolseley 1st edn 1928
8vo, gold titling to bds, mrks + min wr to bds o/w VG 242 gms
(Order reference 2327).£15.00 -
David & Charles 1st 1980
F/F 575 gms
(Order reference 3858).£30.00 -
Nelson 1st 1970
8vo, gold titling to sp + gold device to fr bd VG++/VG++ 310 gms
(Order reference 3889A).£5.00 -
Robert Hale 1st 1982
8vo, v v min sunning to top edge of bds o/w F/F 380 gms
(Order reference 4022).£12.00 -
HMSO reprint 1943
8vo, cloth covered boards, wear + minor bumps to boards, some abrasion to pastedowns from removal of tape, tear to fold-out 'Boatswain's Call' diagram. 595 gms
(Order reference 4335)£11.00 -
Brown, Son + Ferguson rep 1972
8vo, name to fr pd, fading to bd edges, stning + dulling to d/w + min crsing, chps + sm tr o/w VG/VG 190 gms
(Order reference 4339).£6.00 -
Pitman rep 1972
sm 8vo, min crsing + wr to d/w + 1 sm tr to rear of d/w o/w VG++/VG+ 150 gms
(Order reference 4346).£5.00 -
Brown, Son & Ferguson rep 1944
8vo, bds with clth sp, wr to bds + sp, pencilled name and address to fep, few sm rust mrks to prelims o/w VG+ 225 gms
(Order reference 4406).£5.00 -
Worshipful Company of Shipwrights 1947
8vo, clth cvred bds, gold titling and device to fr bd, gold titling to sp, min wr to bds, crsing, chps, wr + trs to d/w + dulling o/w VG/G++ 630 gms
(Order reference 4472).£15.00 -
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Stanley Paul 1st 1959
4to, glazed pictorial boards in a similar d/w, min bmps + sl dulling to bds, v min crsing + wr to d/w + sm tr. Letter from National Benzole laid in. 650 gms
(Order reference 5653).£10.00 -
William Kimber 1st 1971
8vo, v v min wr to d/w edges o/w VG++/VG++ 400 gms
(Order reference 5657).£14.00 -
Shire Publications rep 1996
Shire Album No. 146, 8vo stapled booklet 32pp, name to inside fr cvr VG++ 85 gms
(Order reference 6174)£3.00 -
Shire Publications 1st 1992
Shire Album No. 284, 8vo stapled booklet 32pp, name to inside fr cvr VG++ 85 gms
(Order reference 6175)£3.50 -
David & Charles 1st 1982
large 4to, v v min bmp to bds, v sl sunning to spine of d/w o/w VG++/VG++ 1315 gms
(Order reference 7062).£7.00 -
TPC/LRTA 1st 1982
large 4to, glazed pictorial boards 359pp F 1685 gms
(Order reference 7175A).
The Edwardian era saw the City of Liverpool at its peak of confidence. Almost unchallenged in its commercial strength, the city did things in style. The electric tramways were a notable part of the success story that was Liverpool in the thriving pre-1914 years.
This volume resumes the story of Liverpool's trams and buses from the turn of the century and continues through the difficult years of the Great War and the turbulent nineteen-twenties. Many technical innovations are described in detail, on the cars and along the tracks, and the emergence of the motor bus is traced as it challenged not only the trams but the Corporation itself. Public transport made the city possible and now let it grow. These years saw housing estates, municipal and private, cover the green fields while trams and buses with perhaps the lowest fares in England supported the new suburban lifestyle. These were also the years when money could be made in road passenger transport and private bus operators indulged in cut-throat competition; encouraged by Liverpool's sometimes unfriendly neighbours the newcomers ended any monopoly the trams once had.
The reality of working life on the tramways is detailed, with short biographies of the major figures. The relationship between managers and men is traced as paternalism faded before the growth of trade unionism and inter-union strife.£30.00 -
World Ship Soc. 1967
8vo stapled book 80pp, v min crsing to sl grubby cvrs o/w VG+ 145 gms
(Order reference 7421).£12.00 -
T Stephenson & Sons Ltd 1st 1983
landscape format 8vo stapled book 30pp VG+ 55 gms
(Order reference 7422).£8.50 -
Ferry Publications 1990
landscape format 8vo pb 64ppp VG+ 135 gms
(Order reference 7423).£5.00 -
BBC Books 1st 1997
4to M/F 725 gms
(Order reference 7462).£6.50 -
Readers Union 1952
8vo, no d/w, v v min wr to bds, sl dulling to spine, small name to fep o/w VG+ 395 gms
(Order reference 7698).£3.00 -
Shire Publications 1st 1986
min mrks to rear cvr o/w VG++ 80 gms
(Order reference 7790).£5.50 -
Shire Publications 1st 1973
8vo stapled booklet 32pp, v v min marking to cvrs o/w VG++ 80 gms
(Order reference 7794A).£8.00 -
Angus Robertson 1st 1969
8vo, v v slight crsing to d/w edges o/w F+/F 440 gms
(Order reference 8088).£25.00 -
Crowood Press 1st 1995
4to, glazed pictorial boards, gift inscr to fep o/w F/VG++. Signed by author on the title page. 565 gms
(Order reference 8107).
Narrow Boats – Care and Maintenance provides a thorough grounding in all aspects of looking after the various systems that make up a narrow boat. Proper installation and maintenance of these systems is vital for safe and enjoyable cruising and this book will enable all narrow boat owners to keep equipment in
good working order.Covers all systems, including hull and superstructure, engine, electrics, plumbing, heating, woodwork and fittings
Illustrated throughout with photographs and explanatory diagrams
Includes routine maintenance checks and larger repairs/overhauls
Practical advice on buying and selling a boat
Full explanation of current safety standards
Nick Billingham is Technical Editor of Canal and Riverboat magazine. He has been involved with boats and canals since childhood and has written about all aspects of boats, from their construction and maintenance through to their history.
£16.00 -
Atlantic 1st 1998
F/VG++ 1365 gms
(Order reference 813).£18.00 -
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall revised and enlarged edition reprinted with additions 1995
landsc format 4to pb 84pp, gift inscr to inside fr cvr, v sl wr to edges of cvrs o/w VG++ 405 gms
(Order reference 8217)£12.00 -
Williams & Norgate new edn 1913
8vo, no d/w, impressed titling + image to fr bd + titling to sp; v min bmps to bds o/w VG+ 715 gms
(Order reference 8339A).£20.00 -
Great Western Railway Co. Vol 1 1927, Vol 2 1931 (1sts)
8vo, no d/w, two volumes in three books, sl damage to Vol 1 book 2 at head of spine o/w all 3 volumes are in VG++ condition 3kgs
(Order reference 8384).£65.00 -
Richard Danielson 1st 1989
landscape format stapled 8vo pb 62pp, v v min wr + bmps to edges of cvrs o/w VG++ 135 gms
(Order reference 8455A).£5.00 -
The Welshpool and Llanfair Light Railway Preservation Society 7th edn 1984
8vo stapled booklet 16pp VG+ 45 gms
(Order reference 8689).£2.50 -
Jarrold 1973
8vo stapled pb unpaginated, v v min bmps + wr to cvrs o/w VG++ 60 gms
(Order reference 8690).£2.50 -
David & Charles 2nd imp 1979
8vo, crsing to top LH cnr of first few pp, sl wr + 2 small trs to d/w o/w VG+/VG+ 505 gms
(Order reference 8815).£8.00 -
Brown, Son & Ferguson 3rd edn
8vo, wr, bmps, chps and sl staining to bds o/w VG 310 gms
(Order reference 8816).£6.50 -
New Cavendish 1st 1980
large 4to, v min bmps + wr to bds, small handwritten notes to fr pastedown, fep + rear endpaper, sl wr, crsing + trs to d/w o/w VG+/VG+ 1185 gms
(Order reference 8872).£12.00 -
Model & Allied Publications/Argus Books 1977
8vo pb 99pp, v sl wr to edges of cvrs o/w VG++ 175 gms
(Order reference 8916)£5.50 -
Ward Lock 1st 1973
VG++/VG 266 gms
(Order reference 908).£5.00 -
D Bradford Barton nd mid 90's
F/VG++ 494 gms
(Order reference 910).£5.00 -
Ian Allan rep 1978
4to VG++/VG++ 465 gms
(Order reference 9112A).£7.50 -
Ian Allan 1st 1985
4to, F/VG++ 460 gms
(Order reference 9113A).£7.50 -
Ian Allan 1st 1978
4to F/VG++ 480 gms
(Order reference 9115A).£7.50 -
Ian Allan rep 1982
4to F/VG++ 505 gms
(Order reference 9116A).£7.50 -
Ian Allan 1st 1985
4to F/VG++ 515 gms
(Order reference 9117A).£7.50 -
Ian Allan 1st 1983
4to, v min chps + wr to d/w o/w F/VG+ 530 gms
(Order reference 9118A).£7.50 -
Ian Allen 1st 1983
glazed pict bds VG++ 416 gms
(Order reference 912).£7.00 -
Ian Allen 1st 1980
4to VG+/VG 784 gms
(Order reference 915).£10.50 -
Faber & Faber new and revised edn 1976
8vo pb 240pp, wr to edges of cvrs + v min bmps o/w VG++ 345 gms
(Order reference 9318).£6.50 -
Sutton Publishing 1st 2000
4to F/F 925 gms
(Order reference 9339).£12.00 -
David St. John Thomas/David & Charles 3rd edn with new material 1984
8vo pb 184pp, min wr + crsing to cvrs o/w VG++ 395 gms
(Order reference 9365).£4.50 -
Shire rep 1975
small 8vo pb 80pp, min wr + crsing to cvrs o/w VG+ 80 gms
(Order reference 9454)£2.50 -
Shire 2nd edn 1984
small 8vo pb 96pp, wr to cvrs o/w VG 95 gms
(Order reference 9456)£2.50 -
Brown, Son & Ferguson 1st 1942
4to, waterstaining to bds along spine and part of boards, also to inside d/w which is chipped and worn with areas mssg. Contents clean and complete G++/P 705 gms
(Order reference 9466)£12.50 -
B T Batsford 1st 1979
4to, v min dulling to bd edges, min crsing + wr to d/w edges o/w VG+/VG+ 585 gms
(Order reference 9485)£5.00 -
Bloomsbury Books 1988
large 4to, green clth cvred bds with gold titling to spine, wr, small trs + min crsing to d/w o/w VG++/VG 730 gms
(Order reference 9494).£4.50 -
David & Charles 1973
8vo, prev owner's (useful) notes to fep + fr pastedown, sunning
to sp of d/w o/w VG++/VG++ 695 gms
(Order reference 9519).
Alley & Maclellan of Glasgow started to build the famous ‘Sentinel’ steam wagons in 1905, but long before that their trade name, ‘Sentinel’, had been carried world-wide on many other products, including stationary and marine steam engines, lighting plant, air compressors, valves, hydraulic units and ships machinery. Their ships, built on dry land’ were afloat also in many oasts of the world, including the Chauncy Maples which still plied on Lake Malawi in the 1970s.Later the Sentinel Waggon Works, known affectionately as ‘The Sentinel', became a separate entity, and through the famous Super and 'D.G.' waggons developed the design until with the 'S'-type it became known as the Rolls-Royce of steam waggons.
Other products included steam tractors and portable engines, the well-known Sentinel-Cammell railcars, and rail locomotives for both freight and passenger traffic.
This book tells the story of the business from its earliest days until 1930, with its products, prices, and personalities. It will be enjoyed not only by lovers of steam on road and rail, but by any student of technological history, to which it makes an invaluable contribution.
£65.00 -
Netherland Publishing Co. 2nd edn 1943
4to, no d/w, sl dulling, min bmps + mrking to bds o/w VG+ 490 gms
(Order reference 9532)£8.50 -
Hutchinson & Co. no date
8vo, no d/w, minor wear o/w VG+ 400 gms
(Order reference 9554)£5.00 -
Ships in Focus Publications 1st 1997
landscape fmt 4to, glazed pictorial boards F 490 gms
(Order reference 9574).£15.00 -
City of Bristol Museum and Art gallery 1982
landscape format 4to pb 90pp, sl dulling to cvrs + small stains to rear cvr, contents clean and complete VG+ 250 gms
(Order reference 9647).£12.00 -
David & Charles 3rd imp 1980
8vo, glazed pictorial boards VG++ 415 gms
(Order reference 9650).£5.00 -
Shipping Books Press 1st 2000
4to, glazed pictorial boards F 505 gms
(Order reference 9711).£20.00 -
Blandford Press 1st 1966
8vo, gold titling to spine, bds v slightly dulled, closed trs + sl crsing to sl dulled d/w, small inscr to fr pastedown o/w VG+/VG 255 gms
(Order reference 9753).£4.00 -
Hermes House 2003
4to, glazed pictorial boards in a similar d/w, v v sl wr to d/w o/w M/VG++ 915 gms
(Order reference 9823).£8.00 -
John Gagg 1st 1975
8vo stapled booklet 32pp VG++ 70 gms
(Order reference 9843).£2.50 -
Pennine Heritage Network no date
8vo stapled booklet 24pp VG++ 60 gms
(Order reference 9845).£2.50 -
Ian Allan 1st 1979
landscape fmt 4to, v v min wr to bd edges, name to fr pastedown o/w VG++/VG++ 475 gms
(Order reference 9924).£12.00 -
David & Charles 1st 1974
4to, min tape stns to eps, name to fr pastedown o/w VG++/VG++ 540 gms
(Order reference 9925).£10.00 -
Patrick Stephens limited edn 1981
4to, gold titling to sp, blind-stamped device to fr bd, small trs + crsing to acetate d/w, sunning to sp of slipcase o/w F 1580 gms
(Order reference 9984).£40.00
